The Brussels Post, 1897-11-5, Page 88.
'Hes followine oomprisea the
40 Kinds of Dap
WE KEEP ;
Peen' t,oscattlad,
rears' Szolnok",
Bears' Shaving,
Vaseline Toilet,
Beelseee"Par,
•
Gest'e 'Vegetable,
Cleaners nue:weed,
Glenerinc to
Cut:amber,
" Moose,
Taylors 30%
" French,
CArbolic,
Calverts
tiarb.idic 10
Dulvvrts
tIeshalle 20%
'Vittoria Cerbelio,
-Cate:eel.
Vaseline Toilet,
I( advisee ',Ler,
Packers' Tar,
13tuatone' Tar,
Nodical Lake,
Loos Sulphur,
Swiss Buttermilk,
Brown Windsor 10e,
Brown Wiedsor 2o,
Deutaline Froth,
Castile Bar,
Castile Albert Coo,
Pumice Stolle,
Babys Own,
Heliotrope, Taylor's,
Jecgane,
Feline Catbolio,
Hagen's Soap,
Alberts Soap,
Paint 011 Bath,
G. A. Deadman,
Optioien & Bookseller.
AND TRUNK RAILWAY. ,
SS:THERA HATENSION W. e. & B.
Ttoaki ''dr,' Bruesels Station, North
...Ea Semi:as follows:
Grose SOUTH. Gonie NORTH.
ilxvsn'• 7:10 eau. Mall ------------0:08 13.131
ILISSZ 801 Rut. ! Express 10:01 p.m
s'..kaat
e•hiers amang ye takin' notes,
..An' faith he'll prent it.
NOS-111PER.
for Winter.
13.1,:s,:gLs market leads.
Tasesessisma Day on Thursday, 25th
-inst.
$1.00 gels THE Pose until the close of
1892.
Ete...ic School Board this (Friday)
'evening.
POT! TSES are not nearly so plentiful as
they were a year ago.
A LITTLE skiff of snow fell on Fraley,
calm Arst real hint of Winter.
THE next monthly Horse Fair will be
'held in Brussels on Thursday, December
st. gni: gilt lettered sign ha: been p'ao•
as over the doorway at the Staus..ird
Bank.
THE Ronald Fire Engine Works and
..1orreent's factory close down at 5 p. et.
•riering the short days,
Taos. Comas is in oharge of A. Coils.
ley's bicycle 'easiness during the latter's
earneenes on a hunting tour in Muskoka.
T/1.11EZ Italians from London discoursed
sweet ronaie on two violins and a harp
Mande!: of this week, on Turnbsrry
atreet.
.11E44/14. COCHRANE & TCHINSTON received
ear load of stone for bases in connection
sith monuments and tombstones turned
out by them.
CAPTAIN SHITH will 0011(111d 8. Graphone
aet vice on Monday evening, Nov. 8th, 8.1
The Salvation Army barracks, beginning
at8 o'clock.
SEVERAL Brusselites will participate in
<Le 5th of November entertainment at
Walton, nuder the auspices of the L. 0.
L. end Lady True Blues, on Friday
'evening.
Ie a fellow had the big green frog in
ft throet that is on exhibition in Fox's
drug store window, how many boxes of
'Frog in your throat" would it take to
remove it ?
Bones THOMSON will ship a oar load of
narkeye to the Old Country from Bras.
eele about the oloae of November. It will
'take 1.60 or 1,800 birds. They are bled
and shipped in their feathers.
BRUSAELS Electrio Light Co. is busy
:metalling the inoaudeseent system in the
'business plains and will soon have thia
branch 01 the new plant in full oper-
ation. It is expected that the light will
be used in a lerge number of residences
as wen, as the price is low.
A. BY-I.AW relative to the construction
,sf new sewers on Turnberry street and
the laying down of granolithio pavement
by frontage tax, is beiug prepared and
will be submitted to a vote of the rate-
payers at the Municipal election. Furth.
.ir particulars will be given later.
Two boys were nabbed on the street
Monday evening by Constable Wright
whuia enraged in a Corbett•Fitesimmons
sembat. The look up was headed for,
het ou promises of better behaviour the
Reeve granted them their liberty.
'Rowdyism will not be permitted by either
bays or men.
Tens Southampton Beacon says :—"3,
W. Dore, our highly esteemed and popu.
ear station agent, has resigned his posi•
Won, as he thought nineteen hours a day
Tether too long for one roan to work
.alone. HP ham been replaced by J. Ho•
gerth, of Kincardine, whom we hope is
possessed of a good iron constitution, so
setat be may be able to perform the
.laborione duties of station muter of
Southampton." Mr. Dore supplied ab
'Brussels station during a portion of M.
elenclell's
Tuts week Messrs, Clegg & Dames
ehipoed
n car of lambs and a oar of oat.
ale from 13russels Masers. Beaker &
Vanstone 2 oars of wheat, a aim of oets
sell a car of Liege ; R.:Graham 5 oars of
-wheat and a oar of oats) Wm. Jewitt 6
-sacs of applesEnterprise Salt works 5
'niers of salt. 28 loaded cars in a week
'its not a bid record for one station. The
tbove feet should in itself ouuse the G.
T. R. to see to it that Brussels receives
lair treatment in the line of passenger'
send mail service as well as carrying of
raight.
WADDIAG4-2. quiet wo,1,1ing took place
'Saturday morning at the reeklenoe of E.
1, Blake, 477 York street, London,
•arrother-inlaw Of the bride. The primal.
Tale were Mise Jessie Hogarth, one of
;am most popular young ladies of Khmer.
and daughter of Wne, llogarth, late
'a. T. R. agent of that town, and Witham
Morris Williams, of Goderich, traveller
-Ter the Bayliss Manufaeturing Company,
dEentreaL The eeremony was performed
4rq ger, Robb. Johnston, B. D., of Lon.
.1on. The happy oouple left on the noon
'Iain for Detroit and other Western
*Skate.
THE BRUSSELS POST NOV. 5, 1S97
1011211121=51116TateelarrelfileaDEAMIZAISIMEMOILIMANDWERSO
Leer week W. G. Collins, of Scituate,
established a Commit of Chosen Friends
at Gorrie, with a membership of 22.
Sneak thieving from store windows and
the fronts of business pleoee is altogether
too uommou in town and eomebody will
Winter in GOderich jail for it yet,
Foreman Watt and Engineer Mehl=
are bank from the Fire Engine test at
Ottawa,. The La Fromee, an Aniericau
maeldoe, was the competitor of the Bon.
Tito flallowe'ee jokes,. althongh not
very nnmerons, were ins silly as ever and
swat voullis had tt dose CRil in escaping
A warn' baaluent in their pantaloone
while engaged at their "pleasantry."
ellreee," the well known trotting
stallion, had a aucoessinl season on the
turf, under the capable management of
R. Roach, of Brussela, 1118 best time
was made in a race on the mile track ab
Windsor when he did the dietanee in 2,13
flat and was 4th in the race then, Flyers
from the U: S. took the money.
Tim miniml report for 33riumelsPttbUo
Library was not away in time, bailee the
y greet le not fortheeming tide
year. There ie ample room for it revival
in this public institution. Suet think of
52 weeks reading of the best works, in A
family, for the small sum of $1.00, Are
you a member ? Now le a good time to
Ii the Church of England Sabbath
sohool, last Sunday, the teacher was oon•
vetoing with the Primary class on the
journeying of Jesus, and asked how He
got from place to place. There was a
momentary silence, when a little fellow
volunteered the luformation that He
went by the 0. P. 11. On being told that
there were no railways, the young phil-
oeopher decidtd that the Saviour must
have gone in a gig.
A DISSOLUTION of partnership of buai•
nese has taken place in the firm of 3. &
1'. Ainent. The farmer retires and the
business will be carried on by Philip
Ament. They have a large and well-
established trade and have been in Brus-
sels for the past 18 or 20 years. We
have not learned what the retiring mem-
ber purposes doing, or whether he will
remove from Brussels or not, It is to be
hoped he will continue to reside here, as
he is a firstmlass citizen. We wish the
business continued prosperity.
TILE POULTRY ASSOCIATION.—The follow•
ing are the managers of the Huron Poul.
try and Pet Stook Assooiatiou, under
whose auspices it is purposed to bold a
Winter show in Goderioh :—Presideot,
A.111013, Allan, Goderich ; 1st vice, A.
J. Grigg, Clinton ; 2nd vice, J. G. Scott,
Seaforth •, 8rd vice, Walter Taylor, Wing.
bam. Directors — For Goderieh, W.
Anstay, J. Fisher, 0. A. Wells ; for Clin-
ton, Look Konaedy, Walter Coats, S. W.
Ford ; for Mille% Wm. Wallace, Wm.
Garter, Fairservice Broa. and G. W. Ir.
win ; for Seeforth, J. A. Wilson, 0. 0.
Wilson, H. Johnston, John Ward, T. F.
Coleman ; for Luoknow, 3. C. Lyons;
for Wroxeter, John Ilarnard.
PINK AND Warro.—A Pink and White
social was held in the school room of the
Meths -het ohuroh last Tuesday evening,
and despite the rain and darkness a good-
ly number attended and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed. B. Gerry took the
chair and the following interesting pro-
gram was presented :—Violin and organ
duett, H. L. and Mrs. Jecksou ; duett,
"Where He leads I'll foliose," bliss Liz-
zie Sample and Rev. S. Allin ; read.
ing, "My Finanolal Career," Miss Mina
Turnbull ; duett, "Knocking at the
Door," Miss Minnie Moore and 3. Sarvie;
recitation, "Deacon Oampbell's Thanks.
giving Dream," Mies' Ida Mooney ; read-
ing, Selection from the Canadian Set.
kirks," Barrister Blair ; solo, "Down the
Tide," Miss Lite Wilson ; recitation,
"How little Katie knocked at the Door of
,Pleaven," Mise Nora Maunders ; quer-
tette, "Be a Hero," Miss Lizzie Sample,
Miss E. E. Kerr, Nev. S. J. Allis and W.
H. Kerr ; recitation, W. E. Armstroug.
Miss Norton performed the duties
of ;accompanist with proficiency.
At the conclusion of the program e. nice
hill of fare was provided, small tables
being plaoed at different positions in the
room, Ice cream wee ale° dispensed to
those who desired it. The room was
very tastefully decorated with pink and
white cotton and each of the young lady
waiters were attired in white dresses,
with pink sashes and pink and white
head dresses. Financial proceeds
amounted to nearly 017.00, which was
good, considering the night. The ladies
who presided over the arrangements are
to be congratulated on their success.
Dtt XALISALEISCH THE VICTI31.—Monday
morning, about 3 o'clock, the residence
of Dr, Kalbfleiseh, \Villiam street, was
visited by a person or persons unknown
and about $62.00, 013.00 of which was a
cheque, stolen. Ingress was obtained
through a window from the rear veran.
dab, After passing through the drawing
room and hall to the stairway, lighted by
rnatchee, the intruder easily found the
doctor's sleeping apartment, owing to
the faot that a lamp burns there every
night. The dootor's coat and vest were
thrown over a chair and these garments
were overhauled, but nothing taken, nob
even his gold watch. Since the visit of
the buralar to the home of TRE POST
editor, Dr, lialbfleisoh has always hung
his pantaloons in a closet off the bed.
room. Sunday night be did this as
mufti, hanging a gray pair over the black
ones in the pockets of whioh was his
cash. Both pairs of pants were taken
and were afterwards found downstairs in
the drawing room, rifled of their eon.
tents, on Monday morning. Mrs. Kalb.
fleisola heard tu noise about 2.46 and
awoke the doctor. He thought 11 was
imaginary, but owing to wakefulness on
the part of his wife the Dr, arose about
4.30 and along with Sen. Stevenson, hie
attendant, made a tour of inspection of
the house, excepting the drawing room,
and then returned to bed, reporting
everything all setene. In the morning,
at 7.30, he found out how unreal it was,
as oto going to the oloeet he found his
wearing apparel miesing. Thinking Dare.
E. was playing a joke on him, he called
her and a search was made and the
miseing garments found AS above stated.
A flower pot was upset by the window in
the progress of the thief. To vieit a
man's image at night ia a cheeky piece
of businese, but to 'coolly pass through a
room in which three persons were sleep,
ing, where a lamp was burning at full
pressure, and run the risk of being trap
ped in the closet, stamps the sot as ono
that very few thieves would care to take,
It is supposed the noise Mrs. Kellsileiseh
heard was the thief retiring. It was
fortunate the visit was not made Settle.
day morning, ee the M. D. bad $130 lo
his pockets that night. Who will be the
west victim ? Somebody will Make one
trip too many for their own good.
::EFE-ar.yeta.e.4seeents.ememsesaays....R.Emszwegreeepase,
People We Talk, About.
Mies Jennie Howe Smulayed in Myth,
13, Gerry wee in Seetorth on Monday.
Ulm Iklaggie Beattie is Visiting in
Clinton.
Goo. nobertod, of Seaforth, Sundayod
in Breese's.
Lawyer iihtol,i vele in Toronto this
week on legal !sliminess,
W. G. Oolline att,I family talk of re.
=vim'"to Toronto in the near fatten,
J. A. Stewart, of the Standard Bank,
was in Toronto on a businese trip lash
week.
ales, Carlisle and Percy, of Heneall,
were vielting at Geo. llalliday's this
week.
Howell, of Preston, ie visiting
Mrs. John lioott, Queen (street, and other
relatives and Blonde.
David Strati, of Beethwood, formerly
a resident of Brussels, was renewing
acquaiutannes in town thin week.
Mrs. J, Landesboro' and Mrs. W.
Mutes', of Seaforth, spent it few days in
town waiting relatives and friends.
Miss Florence Young, of Kinlough, and
Miss Jane Phillips, of Lueknow, were
visiting Miss Lottie Jones last Sabbath.
• Mies Maggie Halliday, of Detroit, is
visiting her parents in Brussels. Mims
Susie Halliday has gone to London for a
vieit.
Jae. O'Leary will probably make his
home in retreat. His brother resides
there. Ines O'Leary is in London at
present.
SVm. Taylor, General Agent of the
Confederation Life Assoolatiou, was in
tows' this week pushing the claims ot hie
Company,
Mrs. W. A. lefeEtven and daughter,
Gertddiue, arrived from Toronto on Sat.
urday and will visit at Mrs. MoEwen's
parents for a time.
Mise Ada aleKay, only daughter of
Mrs. Oapt. McKay, Goderioh, belongs to
the gaff of trained nurses at the City
hospital, Minneapolis.
Councillor B. G. Wilson is temper.
arily laid up, owing to a out itt his knee
by the slipping of a chisel. He will soon
be about all right, we bope.
Miss Dora Smith, of Brussels, has been
re.engaged as teacher for 1898 in her
school adjoining Listowel al an advanoad
salary. She is a tiptop teacher,
C. W. Graves, formerly travelling pas-
senger agent for the G. T. 16,, has been
appointed Canadian passenger agent for
the Wisconsin ()antral Railway, his dis-
trict being from Detroit river East to
ineluding the Lower Provinces.
Ili- A1%, ,V Oliver, who WAS so danger.
ouel y, ill 41 tVittttiptg, has recovered
sufficiently to permit of her journeying
to Toronto. We are sorry to beer that
she is unable to use one .limb, owing to a
trouble located in the knee, but hope a
little time ani the best treatment will
remove the difiloulty.
Mr. Treleaven, of Dungannon, father
to Grocer Treleaven, of Brussels, is
dangerously ill. The old gentleman,
who is 76 years of age, had the misfor-
time to fall while climbing into the hay
mow and struck his bead against the
manger, it is supposed, inflicting several
bad outs. We hope a change for the
better will soon set in.
Business Locals.
Bra bargains in furniture at Leather.
dale's Emporium.
Finn -arms house to rent or for sale.
Apply to Jno. Wynn,
Oise handmade men's long boots can-
not be beat. L 0. Richards.
'07 DAYTON Bioyole for sale, cheap.
Jas. Ballantyne, Brussels.
DEA our single harness'Mettle silver, at
011.00, unsurpassed. I. 0. Richards.
°noose — the best — sold at lowest
prices by R. Leatherdale, Brussels.
Teen boy wants a pair of long •boots.
We have them at mist. I. 0.Richards.
003IPORTABLE house to rent. Apply at
once to W. M. Sixonsm.
Do you wear size 8 shoes ? If ao oome
and get a pair at met. I. 0. Richards.
Testi harness, halters, collars, robes,
blankets, at reduoed prices for 80 days.
I. O. Rioherds.
D. EWAN line a number of seoond hand
buggies to sell at big bargains. Gall at
hie shop and make bins an offer.
See the Bell and Goderioh organs at
Leetherclale's before yon buy. They
oan't be beat for quality or price.
A PIRST•CLASS special line of work
manufactured at Jas. Walker's shop. He
gives tip•top value to every oustomer.
We are handling any quantity of but.
ter, eggs and dried apples. Cash or
trade. Also all of poultry. G. E.
King, Wingham.
Settee's acre is sold on a guarantee.
It 00080 incipient consumption. It is
the best cough came. Only one mint a
dose. 25 ole,, 50 Ms. and 01.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
KARL'S Olover Root, the great Blood -
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25 ots, 60 ole and $1.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brained&
Column= house, with stable, well,
oietern, &o., for sale or to rent. Posses -
0100 given at once. For further partiou-
lars as to price and terms apply to Geo.
Ilowe, Brussels. 10.
BARGAIN OPPAIIED.—That eligible half
more lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry ehreet, Brume's, will be dis-
posed of below oost. Vary easy terms.
Write for particulars to J atm Mucatztvas,
174 Queen et. West, Toronto.
Miming Sweeney, 11. S. A., San Diego,
Oal., says :,--"Shiloh'e Catarrh Remedy
ie the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 60
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, .8rus.
eels.
Atiroun needing their saws pet in
proper order had better bring them to
Sawifiler McGregor before he leaves
Bruasels, aa be is likely to take a situ-
ation with the Saw and Saw Tool Mak-
ers, T. McGregor, saw -filer, Brussels,
De you want stockings, gooks or mitts?
Mrs, Xirk has a large atock made from
Listowel, Scotch and German yarns.
All Sizes front dolls' upwarde. Farmers'
yarn knit any thse. Ladiee' and ohild'
men's mitts a specialty, made from Rook
German yarn, the best yarn in the mar.
kat, Listowel yarn in all 'Mildest, two
and three ply, also mitt yarns always on
hand, Opposite Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
Etneresoil Austin, of Haliburton, who
bee long einoe won for himself the repu-
tation of being the most sueoseeful trap.
per and hunter in the oonnty, get six bear
traps in tho vioinity of Eagle Lake one
day last weok, and when going his round
the following day, found a large bear feet
in mob trap.
,STdIXD4RD AVVIC Ce1X4D4,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollars) . $7,000,000
OAPITAL (Authorised) • . 82,000,000
Agencies itt all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, lion,Mbe, United States (0 Englana.
Wartgams Havrare.
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Diseounted.
Drafts limpid and Collections 'nada on all pinta.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of moo and upwards from tint of deposit to date of
withdrawal mad compounded half yearly.
&W10/. ATTENTION GIVEN TO MA 00EI,E0TION Or PAUSIEUS' WALE NOTES.
Every Ittoility afforded Onstomere living at a distanoe,
J. A. STEWART Merano,
„ eurn,vs•raceacaire,n5a
almeausuarm1=F01.0aganeisinarsen
Brussels Council.
The monthly mooting of the village
Council was hold last Monday oveniug.
Present, the Reeve and Cormoillore
Thomson, Wolter and Leittherdale.
Minutes of hest meeting read and ap.
proved.
Accounts worn Vresented as follows
Jno. Wright, salary 030 00
airs. IIrtist, work at wheel 7 00
R. Denbow, gravel 75 31
0. E. Sarney, printing 4 25
Jno. Bloodroot, dump ground 5 00
Juo. Cousloy, work and tile 2 00
II. abinos, 100 0 inch tile 0 05
Moved by Geo. Tboinson, seconded by
13. Leatherdale that the above accounts
be paid. Carried.
The Reeve reported concerning the
water tank near Revere House and Eire
Engine boiler sale.
A disoneSiOn ensued 0.8 to street work
done or to be completed ; street lighting,
do.
It was deeded to have Bylaw relative
to sewers and granolithio walk prepared
for presentation to the electors at the
next Munioipal election.
Council then adjourned.
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Superintendent Leonard, of the C. P.
R.'says that the 800,000.bushel elevator
at Owen Sound will not acoommodate
the Grain ooming in.
The members of the Essex county
council have agreed to vote $200 to the
sufferers by the reoent forest Bees in the
counties of Prescott and Ruston.
The Ottawa Citizen has beeu purchased
by a oompany controlled by Mr. Sout-
hern, of the Hamilton Spectator, who
promises that it will be conducted as 'et
firstmlass morning Conservative daily"
in the oapital.
Two boys near Edmonton got wrest-
ling. Redmond threw Belthee twice.
Belther get on 0 straw steak and dared
Redmond to come np. Redmond got on
the stack, when Beltbar drew a knife and
stabbed him in the nook. Redmond diad
20 hours after.
Mrs. Maria Hartley, widow of the late
Caleb Hartley, of New Durham, and for
whose murder she was tried and acquit-
ted, wits married recently to Matthew
Rhodes, a weillo.do farmer, of Earley—
& widower with one daughter.
An eastbound Canadian PROW° freight
train broke in two at Guelph Sunetion,
on the reale line on Tuesday morning.
The rear hall of the train then ran into
the front half and is couple of cars were
smashed. The main line was blocked for
a couple of hours, and passengers on the
Oanadian Pacific express from Detroit
and London were taken into Toronto on
a Special.
330MS7 -
BDIRITAGII.—In London West, on Oct. let,
the wife of Dlr. John B. Heritage,
formerly of Grey, of a son.
Dueatow.—In Elma, on Oct. 26111, the
wife of alr. Peter Duoklow of a son.
DONCIEWAY.—In Atwood, on Orni. 20th,
the wife of Mr. Louis Longeway of a
son.
firroweseits.—In Elam, on Oct. 21st, the
wife of Mr. Alex. Struthers of a
daughter.
Sooxx.—In 13russels, on Oot. 20th, the
Wise of Mr. ,Ino. Scott, of a daughter.
Lowne.--In Brussels, on Oct. 25th, the
wife of Mr. Edward Lowry of a son,
MoCanse—In Chatham, on Tueeday,Nov.
2nd, the wife of 111r. A. I. MoClall,
druggist, of 8 son,
BOVGLAS.—Ia Grey, on Nov. 1st, the wife
of Mr. James P. Douglas of a son.
asec.A.mmexasmo,
Wearnies—Hoesnan.—At 477 Yorkstreet,
London, the residence of E. J. Blake,
the bride's brother-in-law, on Sister.'
day, Oct. 130th, by Rev. .Robert
Johnston, B. D., Mr. William Mor-
ris Williams, of Goderich, to Mies
Jeesie, daughter of Me. Win. Hogarth,
of Kincardine.
WHITE—DIGSBY*—On Oot. 28th, at the
Methodist parsonage, Blyth, by the
father of 6he bride, assisted by Rev.
B. Clement, of Clinton, alias Alice
Maud, eldest daughtee of Rev. W.
Rigsby, to Mr. 3. F. White, of Lon-
don.
SAIITH—EtEARN.—D1 COTIUGH Oity, Midi.,
at the residenoe of the bride'll father,
On Oot. 201h, by Rev. Mr, Salker,
Mn, John H. Smith, photo. artieb,
formerly of Brussels, to Miss Ellie,
only daughter of Mr. William Hearn.
=mem%
Dickson.—In Seaforth, on October 25th,
Helen R. Dickson, aged 84 years.
BOWLAND.—D) Elma, on Oot, 81st, jam
W. Rowland, aged 54 yams.
Winsham, on October
24th, Thomas Preston, aged 88 years
and 10 months.
GARDINER.—On Nov'. 1st, 1807, at the
family meidenae, 541 Dundee Area,
London, John H. Gardiner, M. D,, it
his 47t1t year.
TCP1MolO'
rUIDAV, Nov. 5th.-1l'ertn stook, imple-
ments, household ferniture, &o. Lot 19,
0011, 8, Grey. Sole unreserVed, ab 1 p.
m. Was. Lindsay, Prop', F. 0. Soca,
Atm.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
AXONE! TO LOAN AT 5 PER
1V.-1, east. 3.16 800810, Brussels,
PRIVATE FTJNDB TO LOAN.—
at mortgage, foam aeon • ty. Apidly
at TUB POW Publlehinglionsearues°15.
AHUNTED, BRUSSELS,
• Licensed Auctioneer for Huron.
Sales of all kinds a specialty. Molloy to lona
011 mortgage at lowest/ ratan,
DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that tits partner-
ship oxistingbetw Gen J. & P. Anient, as saw -
millers, manntaeturers, the., has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be conducted by Philip Ain mit,
80110 has authority to collect all ontstauding
acoounts
by the late tidrul115.
80111 also pay any debts du o
Witness,
00.0). 0LA/0. Signed
Brussels , Oct 28, 1807. 1.7700, AMKNT.
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REAL ESTATE.
171ARMS FOR SALE.—THE
DAMMED has several good Farms f or
sato and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Gray. F S. SO OTT , Brussels
fpARM TO RENT, RUING
North Part Loh 90, Con. 3, Morris, 0013-
taining 113 acres— known as the Fralielt
homestead—for a term of 5 years. For fur.
Mier portioulars apply to
10-3 S. SCOTT, Brussels,
G001) FARM FOR SALE
near Bi Imola. Great bargain, Lot 7,
Con. 0, Grey township. Good buildings and
orchard, well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy farming. Possession given next
Maroh, with privilege of doing Fall plowing.
Apply to W. H. ERBIL, PosT Pablishing
House,Brusacts,ox to THOMAS HERITAGE,
London West.
i,rA'NITOBA LAND FOP. SALE.
-11.. —100 nem of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Wiimipog, is °Jar-
ed for sale at a low price. The property is
North 'Oast 3 Sec.10, Two. 11, Range Bast.
Then is a house 0)1 110 premises and some
breaking donel'or full particulars as to
price, title. &c., write or apply to
G. T. BLAIR or W. H. KERR,
20-11 Brussels, Ont.
T'ABIiI FOR SALE OR TO
ItE140,--3115 'undersigned offers his
eligible 08 acre •fartu for sale or to
neat, being South part of Lot 5, Conoos•
siou 12, Gray. A11 under cultivation, well
watered and well fenced, There is a good
stone house, bank barn, o tabard, ivetip, ,to,,
on the premien. Also a splendid •tone
quarry iron] whieli a good revenue is roans -
ed. Only 21 miles from Brussels. Terms
reasonable. For further particulars as to
price, ao..apnly to
JOHN MITOHBLL,Piirottiseetisory.. 0.
30.30
-FARM 32013 SALE. -150 ACRES
.11_Consisting of the South 4 and South a
of the North 4001,0106,008 2; Bast Wawa -
nosh. This is au excellent stock farm,being
well supplied with good spring water, 11 is
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A. large part of it is under
grass. Buildings and fences 01.0 luIt, fair
state of rep Mr. Easy tonna 01 004/1110111
be given. Tor all information apply to
11-10 00.3. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
That excellent farm, 101 10, Con. 9,
Township of Grey, 100 acres, mush be Bola ab
once in order to close estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water supply, largo or-
chard, miles from Cranbrook, is under
good cultivation and is a very desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RE:WARD MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P. 0.; JOHN MITCHELL
on the prounses ,• or A. ILUNTBR, Brussels.
Dated Sept nth, 1890.
Boar for Service.
The undersigned will keep for service on
101 11, Con. 5, Grey, a thoro' bred Berkshire
boar, with pedigree. Terms, 81.00, to be
Paid at time of servioe WWI privilege of re-
turning if necessary.
104. JOS. SHAW, Proprietor,
Ancient Qrder of United Workmon.
This old and prosperous Fraternal Assoc
ation numbering 850,000 members aro pro
sentiug to the pu blio their popular and aeon-
omioarrates to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about 08,00 per $1,000 per 11.1.111IIIII,
The Workman" Promptly Pay Booth
Chants and expect a largo inareaso to its
members now that those American Line
Companies don't seetu satisfactory to Can-
adians,
ROBT. ARMSTRONG, 111.W. ; W. H. 1019101
Recorder ; 3.2.. ORDIGHTON, Financier.
NOT/OE!
"Public nonce is hereby given that an ap-
plleittion will ini wade 00 the next 000 51810 of
the Legislature for the Presque° of Onkel°
on behalf of the Corporation of the Town -
allof Grey, for au .101 °worming, or am,
ug and conibming a aortal n By-law
00 50001 by the Municipal Connell of the said
Township of Grey, nulaibered 51, and entitled
"A By-law to provide a proper outlet for,
and othorwiee for the improvement and ex-
tension of Government Drain Number 2, in
the Eitthl TOW111311/1), and for borrowing ou tho
credit of the Munialpoll by, the stint of Six-
teen Thoitsantl, two hundred and ton Dollars
and thirty-three coats, for oompleting the
name" whioh Bahl 13y-laW alreato lands In the
Townehip of MoKillop, In the County of
Huron, and in tho Township of Elm a, in the
comity of Pertl and also confirming a eel
tainBy•iaw of the said Township of Mobil.
lop providing its share 00 1110 said stun, mud
imposing the necessary aSsossmont thereof,
and to also authorize anti require the Mun-
icipal 0 008011 011 ha said Township of Mutt
to pass a By.law to Valle Its proportion of
1100 said sum and to inmost) the necessary
est/leen/out therefor, a000rdiug to the report
of James A. Boll, 0. 10„ sot forth in tho 00,10
By-law 00, 101, of the said Township of Grey,
and also, to validate and eoultrin 1110 901,
Report and assessment as made by tho said
.011,180 81 .13011, 0,10,,and all 10003 done and
money expended to performanee of the
works Mervin talented, or, iu tho Altana-
-Wye, to authorize and permit the said The
aMisinahM of Grey to pass 0 now Dy -law
der the proyiSiong 01 '•The Drainage Act,
180e," based upon the,said Report and as-
HaSsment, and without 4 now or further ex.
evaluation or report by an Engineer, and to
provide for the r000tipmant to the Said The
Township 01 Gray, of the months already ex-
pended In performance Of the works intend-
ed and direotedrn and by the ,seld Itsport of
the Said Joules A. Bell, 0, 10.
Dated the 1St day Of November, 1807,
41.3 WILLIAM 82E13013,
Perna* Olork,TOwtfltlip f Grey,
In) Won't bo
Satistle
UNTIL HE GETS IT. WHAT ?
WHY A BOTTLE OF
FOX'S
Drool -El 8yrup of
White Pine & Tar
For Coughs, Colds, &e,
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCM.
-T-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor and 0011V OpIlICOT . Collo°.
Mons made. Oillea—Vaustoue's limes, Brus-
sels.
IvAT • sl'01.11oPtoirN, OCionveyauCer ,Notury Pub-
lic, Sm. Oilloe—Vanstoue's Block, 1 door
north of Control Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
Nir G. CAMERON,
A. • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt
Cameron ,) Barrister and S anon or, Goderieh
Out, Oillee—Hamilton St, Opposite Col
borne Hotel,
F. BLAIR, BABRISTER,
. solicitor, &c. Cate of Carrow &
Proudfoot's Ofilee G oderioh.) °Moe oyer
G111100 & Smith's Rauh, Brussels.
Money to Loam'17
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
03.13., 0. M., Trinity 17niver0ity, Follow Trin-
ity Medical Oolloge, Member Untlege of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Lieentiato
of Midwifery, Etituburgh. 1-...Tolophone
No.14, Itosidonoo, Mill St., Brubsols,
DR. F. H. KALDFLEISCH,
PHYSICIAN, Mal= ACCOUCHAIIII,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
est Olass Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical 0 allege ; Fellow of
Trinity Medical Collage and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Outer.
io. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Ohicago, 1890. Special attention paid to dis-
eases of Byo, Bar, Nose and Throat, and dis-
eases of Women, r..-.Coustiltatiou il1 Eng-
lish and G union. Telephone at residence.
VETERINARY.
D. 'WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Oalls promptly at.
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge Turnberry st., Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
XT H. MoORACKEN,
•
Insurer of Marriage Licenses. Oilloo
at kis Grocery, Turnberry street. Brussels.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
T. FLETCHER
Issue, of Marriage LI08/78081
OEPIOE AT JEWELRY STORE.
Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. HUNTER,
21, Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Enron. Conveyanoor, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds
invested and to loan. Collections Made
011ioe Iti Grithitm'e Block, Brussels,
ROS. A. HAWKINS,
Will give lessons to unpile either on
piano or organ, at his Musia Boom, opposite
the post.ollicie, Brussels. Vocal lassoes also
given. Ten years experience in teaching.
TeOtus moslovate.
AUCTIONEERS.
(Z.,1 EORGE KIRKBY,
Lioonseci Auctioneer. Sales oonduot
ea on reasonable terms, Pomo and form
stoelotoepaalolty, Orders left at Tau POSte
P111/118hingEouso,Brussole,or mitt° Walton
la 0,, will receive prompt attention,
.4S. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION.
• EAR, will soil for bettor pram's, to
bettor mon, in eas Selo menage ohargee
than may alum Auotlonoor In 11111,8E31mo
or he semi% Merge anything, Dates and
meters mei 'altvoys bo arranged at this office
or by poesonalappliciathen,
flAPT. J.. STRETTON,
I,$) Who has bad 25 yottes Galleki01100 as an
e.uotioeoor, but wlao had to cunt owhig 10 111
health, hag again taken out Boons° and is
prepared to 0000581 solos at reasonable
torres, Satiainotton giutriGateed. Dates may
be arranged at Toto EMIT Pnblishing Haulm,
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